Subscriptions and notices for The News Freder 1942
The News Freder 1942 lists subscription rates: 1 copy 3 cents, monthly 50 cents, three months 1.25, yearly 5.00. It is a member of the Audit Bureau of Circulations and Associated Press, with standard republication rights and correction policy. The paper is entered as second-class matter in Freder y Maryland and is dated Wednesday May 20, 1942.
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Hitler Drives On Oil To Hit Russian Fronts
Nazi offensive on the southern Russian front shifts from defense to offense, targeting Sevastopol and the Crimea’s oil fields. The move aims to cut Moscow’s fuel supply and bolster Hitler’s capacity against the Allies while Russia fortifies Sevastopol and other lines.
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Moscow
Crimean Peninsula
Caucausus
Sevastopol
Crimea
Hitler
Russia
United Nations
Bold daylight submarine strikes near Florida coast
German submarine commanders show audacity along the Atlantic coast as they sink two freighters in daylight near Florida and two more in the Saint Lawrence River. American coastal lanes are drawn farther in, but losses persist while convoy ops and Pacific fleet needs limit Atlantic patrol strength.
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Atlantic
Florida
Saint Lawrence River
Canada
Atlantic Sea Frontier Command
North Atlantic
Pacific
Strength For Today by Earl L Douglass D D
A devotional note on waiting for God while the disciples await the Holy Spirit at Pentecost. It discusses balancing work and repose, citing Jesus before the crucifixion and Paul in Europe. The piece emphasizes patience and readiness, quoting Disraeli on wise inactivity and urging believers to prepare their souls for divine speaking.
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Lfe
Paul
Europe
Disraeli
Babson
X Club of special privilege in Washington debate
Washington May 20. A proposed “X” club would symbolize privilege in distributing public funds and enacting laws. The piece lists ten examples across government groups from Congress to the War Labor Board, arguing for equal rights and critiquing selective treatment in policy and taxation.
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Washington
David Lawrence
X” Club
Congress
Fifty Years Ago Local Items From The Columns Of The News
May 20 1892 item notes a boat trip on the Monocacy where Crum capsized the craft. Mehrling could not swim and Riddlemoser aided him to shore. Walkersville elects William H Creeger as bailiff. Frog catcher Ben Bell delivers 18 dozen frogs to J K Shepperd. A fast mail strike injures William H Stull’s cow at Mechanicstown, requiring its killing. Edward Perkins of the Frederick Riflemen injures top of his right foot at the armory drill. City Opera House hosts a large audience for the Merchants carnival opening under Mrs A L Eader and the MoCA auxiliary at the event.
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Frank Crum
Chas
Riddlemoser
Monocacy
Crum
Mehrling
William WH. Creeger
Walkersville
Ben Bell
Creagerstown
J. K. Shepperd
William H. Stull
Mechanicstown
Edward Perkins
Frederick Riflemen
Armory
City Opera House
Last Noths
Burglary at Mon Rov ia Branch Falters as Safe Not Entered
Twenty years ago report notes burglars entered the Mon Rov ia branch of Central Trust after midnight but failed to access the safe or private lock boxes. The column also covers local political talk on street repairs and mayoral candidacy, plus Frederick’s Blue Ridge League standings with Reggie Rawlings hitting two homers in a 6-5 loss to Martinsburg.
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Central Trust Company
Steet
Liosd
Culler Democratic
Cil
Gilmer Schley
Elmer F. Munshower
Frederick
Martinsburg
Reggie Rawlings
Blue Sox
King
Blethen
Do Writers Resent Thank You Notes In Public Praise
New York column muses on gratitude from writers to hosts like Frank Case of the Algonquin. George Tucker recalls Barrymore praising Case and the host’s modest response, noting critics' praise rarely sways a writer's judgment yet can still matter socially. Also cites Case’s own books and a reviewer anecdote. More than nine billion cigarettes are smoked each month in the United States.
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George Tucker
New York
Frank Case
the Algonquin
Algonquin
John Barrymore
Jam Tilly
Judith Anderson
Barrymore
Case
Frank
Tme
United States
War Invasion Timings and Allied Forces in Europe
The piece analyzes how a powerful Anglo American Canadian force builds in the British Isles, signaling invasion jitters for Hitler. It notes earlier Crete disasters, transport progress to Britain, and that second front timing hinges on Russian progress and air power, with Keech and Kharkov as preliminary eastern battles.
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British Isles
Hitler
England
France
Crete
Britain
Europe
Isle
Northern
Ireland
London
Churchill
Russia
Germany
Keech
Kharkov
Welfare costs in April show decline in Maryland
Maryland welfare costs for April totaled 68 324 dollars, down 27 324 from March, the largest month to month drop in a year. The report notes general public assistance costs 144 146 less than April 1941, with old age disbursements about 6 000 lower than a year ago.
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Baltimore
Maryland
State Department of Public Welfare
Department
J. F. Naylor Named As State Forester
Joseph F. Kaylor appointed Maryland State Forester for Rockville by State Employment Commissioner Col. Harry C. Jones. Former Indiana assistant forester and US Forest Service veteran, Kaylor will not start until June. deputy to be Karl E. Pfeiffer. The post pays 4800 dollars annually.
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Maryland
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Baylor
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Washington
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Kaylor
Fred W. Besley
Kay
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US Forest Service
Post
Pythian Sisters Meet at Maat City Temple No 14
The Pythian Sisters held a regular meeting at Maat City Temple No 14 with a Mothers Day program. The event featured singing including America, readings by Master Ronnie Gaming and Miss Frances Putmar, piano solo by Miss Thelma Culler, and refreshments. Mrs Jennie Smith of Lonaconing to entertain June 1. Past Grand Chief Mrs J Elizabeth Snipley chairs.
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Maat City Temple No. 14
Pru
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Ronnie Gaming
Frances Putmar
Thelma Culler
Mollie Zimmerman
Ronnie Garling
Susie Ramsburg
Jennie Smith
Lonaconing
J Elzabeth Snipley
Song of the Victory Fleet Lifts Maritime Day Spirit
Edson notes National Maritime Day celebrations and the Victory Fleet song by Leonard Whitcup as morale boosters for a vast shipbuilding push. Inland plants from Kokomo to Denver assemble lifeboats to turbines, with 1.0 million workers timing parts for 90 day ship completions and 2 ships daily planned for commissioning.
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Leonard Whitcup
Kokomo
Matey
Great Lakes
Maritime Commission
Russia
Red Sea
Australia
Ind
Denver
Plainfield
Conn
Schenectady
N. Y
Tidewater
America
Ries
U.S. Maritime Commission
Europe
Mind Your Manners Quiz Answers
The article asks five etiquette questions about cost, responsibility, refunds, cancellations, and invitations. It provides Yes or No guidance: know costs up front, avoid blaming repair personnel, acknowledge good service, pay for missed meals, attend accepted invitations, and consider writing to a soldier unless obstructed.
Court News Property Deeded and Marriages Listed
Court actions show property deeds transfers totaling $57 in county. Licenses issued for Harry Nicodemus and Elaine Severir in Brunswick and Louis Seiss and Goldie Landis in Thurmont Route 3. Equity case J Marshall Miller seeks trust jurisdiction. Anna Brooks sues Clyde Brooks for absolute divorce. Charles Tregoning vs Ridgeway Tregoning also files for divorce.
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Harry B. Nicodemus
Brunswick
Elaine J. Severir
Tacoma
Wash
Louis G. Seiss
Goldie May Landis
Thurmont
J. Marshall Miller
Kate W. B House
Anna R. Brooks
Clyde W. Brooks
Charles Samuel Tregoning
Asylee Ridgeway Tregoning
Ode to a Stalwart Typewriter
A short tribute by N A Lufburrow extols a aging typewriter for faithful service. The author celebrates its tireless output and broad range of topics addressed to many readers, urging the machine to continue operating.
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N. A. Lufburrow
Today in History and Birthdays Across Years
A compilation of historical anniversaries and notable birthdays from 1750 to 1950. Includes Stephen Garard Dolly Madison Antoinette Blackwell Potter Palmer Albert Pope Emile Berliner Mother Alphonsa Columbus Lindbergh Earhart and others with birth and death dates.
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Philadelphia
France
Dolly Payne Madison
Guilford Co
N.C
Antoinette L. B. Blackwell
Monroe Co
N. C
Potter Palmer
Chicago
Albany Co
Albert A. Pope
Boston
D.ed
Emile Berliner
Germany
Washington, D. C
Alphonsa
Rose Hawthorne Lathrop
Nathaniel
Lenox
Mass
Christopher Columbus
Spain
Mecklenburg
Maine
Massachusetts
Tangier
Newport News
New York
London
Controversy and Judgment: Judges to Weigh Righteousness and Wickedness
A Biblical verse from Deuteronomy calls judges to justify the righteous and condemn the wicked when disputes arise. A Miltonic image follows of heavenly glory and archangels announcing a dread tribunal.
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Milton
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